thank you wonderful doctor.time continues to contribute to the development of medicine by representatives of non-medical professions and fundamental science. our professions are really becoming more difficult and next to us. today medical physicists. chemists of these legs of genetics medicine becomes different. i want to invite not doctors to the stage now, but famous actresses , and all of them in different years played doctors , wonderful actresses. doctors' necks on the screen vera sotnikova olga budina anna banshchikova ekaterina volkova good evening dear friends colleagues professional community dear doctors and doctors i thank the organizers of this wonderful award for the opportunity to express my gratitude to all of you who stand guard over life, sometimes despite your health and well-being. my mother worked for 42 years in medicine and brought up not a single generation, and laboratory assistants and i, when i came from school and always admired her dressing gown and spoke. that's when i grow up, and i

high society doctor was doctor jon hamilton./gyn, who in addition to his regular practice ran an abortion clinic. a role that in conservative oklahoma would bring him some unwelcome notoriety. he and his wife susan had met in 1985 at a friends birthday party. both administered lee separated. john from his first wife. and susan from dick. >> who was she, will she like? i think the best way to describe or is a woman who always wanted to be a mother, who is proud to be a mother. even though she had a great education, her passion was to be a good mother. >> susan, then 39 and john 37 each had two children from their first marriages. friends say that when they met each other, they need an instant connection. down the hall was in the scene stone clinic. >> she was beautiful, by gracious intelligent and just a really neat lady. i told some people at the clinic that i wish i had someone that would look at me the way jon looks at susan. >> two years after that first date, they made at a local country club. doctor steve jameson, a colleag

doctors now advise -- doctors are _ off them. doctors now advise -- doctors are now _ off them.-- doctors are now advised that - off them. doctors now advise -- - doctors are now advised that people with severe depression should not be offered antidepressants unless they are the preference of the patients. we now teach students and trainees to hold off on prescribing antidepressants if possible. for mild depression, most people get better whatever you do over a few months. so, if you can hold off, then you do not start people on antivert depressants. then, they won't have problems down the line trying to get off them. the number of prescriptions _ trying to get off them. the number of prescriptions are _ trying to get off them. the number of prescriptions are still _ trying to get off them. the number of prescriptions are still rising. - of prescriptions are still rising. patients with concerns about the medication should seek medical advice. i medication should seek medical advice. ., , , ., ., medication should seek medical advice. ., , ., ., advice. i would suggest anyone on

first, the doctor is unique .ery easy to communicate with him. he has a girlfriend, kateryna bondarenko, one of those who carefully monitors her health. every six months, a woman goes to the capital to be examined by a gynecologist, but this time i didn't even have to leave my native village, and the innovative medical office on wheels arrived myself. i was shocked when i saw it, it’s pink, it’s a pink armchair, it’s actually something unique, it applies to us right away and it’s not scary anymore, then it climbs and i already hope that there will only be some positive moment, he even told me thank you, i got the moment, he told me what did i know about myself, wrote me a referral, i will go later with this referral, there are some moments to my partial doctor , well, where do i usually go for a month, gynecologist serhiy bakshaev and his team are traveling around the kyiv region for such a woman, white inside, an ultrasound machine, a medical couch, a colposcope cardiac monitor and the most necessary medical inst

, the family doctor conducts certain examinations, and if there is a real need for consultation, thene gives an electronic a referral to receive a consultation with a related specialist, again here it depends on the specialist to whom the consultation is given. and again , the wishes of a certain patient are taken into account, whether he is ready to go is he ready to wait for the consultation of a certain doctor, but considering that this doctor is a specialist and a large number of people come to him for consultation at the moment, therefore a certain queue may be created but again, we now have a universal electronic queue tool, accordingly if we are not talking about urgent states, if the patient wishes to receive a consultation, he can make an appointment with a certain doctor at a certain convenient time, and this actually does not cause any inconvenience for such a patient for the patient and for the doctor regarding whether there are complaints, for example, i personally know. i invited your gastroenterologist to our broadcast and she said, i'm sorry, i can't go because i have

no, the teacher's parents are not doctors, but the teacher himself is a doctor , his wife is a doctoris studying at the copper institute. so dr. romanov began his siberian dynasty of doctors. i am generally from the dynasty of doctors, so i congratulate you on this success. and inver, of course, happiness, health, grow, my expensive. and may everything be fine with you. thank you goodbye, who can count on this technology alexander borisovich absolutely all citizens of the russian federation can contact us free of charge and according to the indications, we will perform operations if they need absolutely free of charge meshalkin's center is our most famous center, and it's true that it has been holding the brand for many years. many, many decades. thank you. big. thank you. and my new decree, the grand duke, as always, is completely unpredictable by the unpredictability of the future emperor. it will be possible to manage orlov received the position of the threshold, i doubt the violation of my prescription will be regarded with me as high treason. tomorrow after the program time frien

people british doctors more busy with strikes. they were receiving patients , young doctors did not go to work for 3 days. we demand a salary increase the industry in the kingdom is chronically underfunded and the news about the protests of doctors and staff in hospitals appears with enviable regularity, but the authorities are not in a hurry to meet dissatisfied doctors in a hurry, london does not have money for them. it is necessary to continue to support ukraine with lyzogers. in britain, they took up the old. not in white coats, but in red vests and instead of a reception room, non-reception days and street anxiety. there are no strikes for them, a suitable time when doctors went on strike on new year's eve, the authorities asked citizens not to get drunk, not to fall down the stairs, not to overeat, because there was nowhere to wait for help. in the spring, they said that the rallies were out of place, because of seasonal infections. now, due to the heat, thousands of examinations may be postponed at a time when hot weather o

for more details about the operation of the women's mobile, see our story , first of all, the doctor very easy to communicate with him, it's not scary, there are some songs that he has, his girlfriend, kateryna bondarenko , is one of those who carefully monitors her health every six months a woman goes to the capital to be examined by a gynecologist, but this time i didn't even have to leave my native village and the innovative medical office on wheels arrived myself i went in the very first thing i when i saw it, i was in shock, it is pink, it is a pink armchair, it is life in general, a unique case, the mood changes immediately and it is no longer scary, then it climbs and i already hope that there will be only some positive moments , he even told me thank you, you held me you told me what i knew about myself, wrote to me referral i will go then i will stop referral there are a few moments to my partial doctor, well, where do i usually go for a month, gynecologist serhiy bakshaev and his team are traveling around the kyiv region for such a woman, white in the middle, an ultrasound

doctors set my only option was to wait and see. because she was beyond 15 weeks and there was still a heartbeat, they could not touch me, treat me or admit me. they sent us home to deal with it. that is when i went to a really dark place. convincing myself i am not going to survive this. i was not thinking straight and i was on the verge of suicidal. i kept a hair appointment believing that if i died within the next two days, my dear mom would not have to go to the trouble of getting my locks done before the funeral. and that is why my daughter was stillborn in the bathroom. derek was waiting for me outside. i said call 911. right away and then come inside. i was hemorrhaging so much blood that i passed out as the paramedics arrived. while on life support, an er doctor took derek aside and said the best way to preserve my life was to do an emergency hysterectomy. when i learned that derek implored the doctor to not compromise our dreams. please save my wife and her uterus he told him. doctors said i lost more than half the blood in

eugenia: sí, doctor, yo misma la voy a supervisar. doctor: con permiso.sa, hija. eugenia: perdónenme por ser tan negligente, por no haber tomado mis medicamentos, por no haber seguido las instrucciones del doctor, pude haber muerto. eugenia: no--no--no, mi amor, ni lo digas, ni lo digas mi cielo. >> te quiero mucho, hermanita. eugenia: lo importante es que estás bien y que te diste cuenta lo necesario que es consultar a un especialista de la salud, mi amor. pamela: sí, mamá, perdóname por darles este susto tan fuerte, les prometo que voy con la nutrióloga y con la psicóloga. eugenia: es más, nosotras tres-- ven, amor--las tres juntitas vamos a estar apoyándote, mi amor, también vamos a ir con la nutrióloga para que nos diga cómo vamos a comer, ¿verdad? abuela: claro. pamela: sobre todo porque quiero recuperarme, quiero volver a disfrutar de la comida, de mis amigos, de mi familia, sonreírle a la vida. >> siempre estaremos contigo. [timbre] eugenia: yo abro, yo abro, yo abro. >> sí, sí. abuela: ¿quieres agua? pamela: sí, por favor, gracias. eric: gracias.

, , , doctors.strikes. waiting longer because we do not have _ strikes. waiting longer because we do not have enough _ strikes. waiting longer because we do not have enough staff. - strikes. waiting longer because we do not have enough staff. and i strikes. waiting longer because we do not have enough staff. and the | do not have enough staff. and the royal college of emergency medicine says that and the royal college of radiologists. we are failing cancer patients because of years of underfunding to the cancer workforce. we need to do more to bring the staff back. iiiruiiilii workforce. we need to do more to bring the staff back.— bring the staff back. will there be more strikes _ bring the staff back. will there be more strikes this _ bring the staff back. will there be more strikes this summer? i bring the staff back. will there be more strikes this summer? therej bring the staff back. will there be i more strikes this summer? there does not have to be — more strikes this summer? there does not h

a yearjunior doctor running a hosital doctor. a yearjunior doctor running a hospital at — doctor.y're - doctor. a yearjunior doctor running a hospital at night, they're the i a hospital at night, they're the first call of port for about 200 patients. they will also be the ones to restart your car if it stops in the middle of the night for the first yearjunior doctor is on £14 an hour, were asking for five to £10 per hour more for every doctor. that per hour more for every doctor. at royal preston hospital for 2% of the junior doctors have joined the 72 hour walk out. junior doctors have 'oined the 72 hour walk out._ hour walk out. this is a busy emergency _ hour walk out. this is a busy emergency department i hour walk out. this is a busy emergency department and | hour walk out. this is a busy l emergency department and it hour walk out. this is a busy i emergency department and it is for emergencies. emergency department and it is for emergencies-— emergency department and it is for emeruencies. , , . . . , emergencies. they planned ahead but the hosital emergencies. they planne

his doctor sampson. sheila drove 13 hours for her surgery, bringing along her twin daughters who are 16 at the time. or are you worried about it for her at the time? did you think there were any risks? with going on trip to miami, as always, thank you to plant trees and beaches. you know on the morning of february 23rd 2018 sheila and her daughters arrived at seduction for her appointment. when i got there, they took me to the bag and started prep for me for surgery, taking my blood pressure, they put me in a room and dr. sampler came there and talked to me and that's the 1st time you had met him. me the 1st time and what was your impression of him when you 1st met him kind of saying really roshi and kind of saying just you know, straight to the point. you know? and i remember i asked him about the bible and my arms. he said will do whatever you know you want to pay for. that's what he told me. i remember i go in, in like the surgery room and the anesthesia doctor coming in and he was like, i'm going to

and then we get doctor david morris and his e-mails and he talks about how doctor fauci doesn't want his fingerprints on a lab leak and he's hiding his e-mails and he says i don't use my official because the freedom of information act tries to get them. this is very troubling. he says i'm going to delete a lot of my e-mails because i don't want them showing up in the new york times and he encourages people to go ahead, litigation against those who think it came from the lab and makes disparaging remarks and when you call people names, it tells me you're out of facts. the question is, what is the motive for these people to not want to have a scientific debate and pushy intelligent out on the table? >> he was america's doctor at the time. everybody was listening to doctor fauci and what ended up happening, this global pandemic that likely started in a lab in china ended up shutting down the entire world destroying economies having long-lasting sessions i imagine at the time he was aware of the severity of this and i imagine part of the spin and when he was sitting on the hill talking t

we always went to real doctors who prompted doctors to actors. eh, how better it is, what phrase to say here, as it happens in reality filming a movie. they are as romantic as it seems, because it was both cold and sleepy. i had to shoot with a broken leg. you can't even see it in some shots. i think that this picture is not only doctors, this picture is just about people about all of us, and our experiences in connection with what is happening in the world, premieres, of course, are not for box office, and for a biased spectator to doctors, from an idea to a real meter on the screens of multiplexes , they started writing the script for less than a year in august 2022, and met the whole group on the set at the end of october. oh thanks for the 20 work shifts. and this is very fast paced in the film industry. the pace captured the whole picture was filmed in the church. uh, the first time i filmed was in a church. it's very real. heavily exciting atmosphere we filmed in a real real church. maria magdalena here, uh, not far from our theater. and th

in a good mood, the doctor is wonderful, he will cheer you up and tell you everything, well, there isthanks to the support of foreign partners and ukrainian volunteers, professor baksheev's foundation was able to receive the second a women's car and after repair it will also go to the de-occupied territories. this is the first project in ukraine . this has never happened before. different cars drive, er, they put a gynecological chair, but there were no export-class cars like that. therefore, we are very grateful to philip morris ukraine, which helped us with the first with the first car already in july, the team of the women's car plans to go to the de-occupied territories of the kharkiv region , the foundation is currently negotiating with local doctors, and later they will be able to use the services of the innovative diagnostic office women in donetsk region do everything to preserve the women's health of the nation, so right now i want to introduce you to a person who is actually a volunteer, this is an obstetrician-gynecologist serhiy baksheev, who is in touch with us, sergey ,

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they want a 50% increase in the gp training places forjunior doctors. training places for junior doctorsraining places forjunior doctors. they want 24,000 more nurses student places by 2021 —— 2031. they will be across all sort of nhs, working in maternity and physiotherapy and doctors as well. it'll be interesting to see how it works, and thatis interesting to see how it works, and that is one of the things people will be listening for, do you train up will be listening for, do you train up an apprenticeship doctor? when it comes to retention, they say there is still not a huge amount of detail on it, but they will make it easier for people to progress to senior roles, and they will be putting in places ways to make it more flexible to work, but we are yet to see more detail. a lot of questions to come. you are going to stay with us and watch what the prime minister says. i want to talk to the conservative mp steve brine. thank you for joining us. you have said the nhs is simply not sustainable. the think this plan out does address that? unless it gets serious about prevention, because

and how to extract the organs of ukrainian doctors were taught by foreigners?received intelligence reports, but the traumatologist directly pressed us. she was in a uniform without insignia without anything she lectured with doctors. how to do all this seventy-second brigade. this the main thing was pressed, the head of the dpr, alexander zakharchenko, who was killed by the ukrainian nazis, left an article about the terrible finds seen in 2014 in the village of nizhnyaya krynka and at mine number 22 kommunar . the so-called created teams, 200, which were supposed to simply pack them, roughly speaking, into a black bag, take them out further, there should have been a cover-up. this fact has already been confirmed, but at that time, not the osce mission, no one reacted to such things, when we said that there are facts of a crime. in the fourteenth year, our guys left slavyansk, indeed , a lot of information was received that bodies were found there, which, well , were without organs, the world health organizations on black. more than 10,000 transactions for the s

not just doctors magicians performing miracles. so, the focus of the largest russian and world media is vladimir putin's speech at the plenary session of the st. petersburg economic forum is an important statement of the development strategy of our economy to support business and citizens and positions in the international arena. the program of the head of state in the northern capital continues today in plans for a meeting with the presidents of several african states that were in kiev the day before, they will present their plan for a peaceful settlement in ukraine well, what is happening on the form right now, we will find out from our correspondent olga knyazeva and she joins live olga hello. what's the news? hello maksim so, the last day of work at the st. petersburg economic forum, uh, the figures will be announced a little later, how many agreements, contracts, and investment volumes have been signed? well, now everyone is discussing the most central events of the forum, the big speech of the president of russia at the plena

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yes, they went to dad were like you know the doctor.ondary special. education or higher education, with a specialty, uh, nursing. look, you demonstrate all the time, only rpc successes. if you talk more about work and benefits. there outside fresh someone will rush. you know, when, probably, on tv on the screen only the achievement of tall young people is watching. they want to wear this uniform. yes, in order to become prestigious, she began to work somewhere about it. we also need to speak without forgetting. everywhere such a story, any profession. no, nothing is cooler, you also understand word of mouth, because the picture is, as it were, one story. it is completely different when a young specialist will talk with his colleagues and will not be here, as we are now in the studio. maybe somewhere in there, embellishing something. and as it is, to share your own opinion, and your own experience, therefore, well, i absolutely agree with you that it seems to me that there are a number of professions that, like doctors, teachers are peop

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bernard kouchner, doctor, diplomat, ideologist of the humanitarian organization doctors without bordersounded in 1967. today it is an international movement in which over 63,000 people. it would seem that their activities are noble and humane, but in 2005 a book by the former prosecutor of the hague tribunal, carl del pont, hunting, me and war criminals, appeared. while working in kosovo, the prosecutor saw a lot, but the most shocking crime of the albanians was the practice of trafficking in the human organs of karl del ponta, which she uncovered, directly accuses bernard kouchner and doctors without borders of organ trafficking, but the accusation appeared when karla del ponta resigned from office attorney general. while carla del ponte was the chief prosecutor of the hague tribunal. all evidence was ignored there, and then leaving this position. here appeared here so they all do. first they hide the truth, and then, if you can make money on these testimonies. they tell everything. i personally gave attorney carly dalponte 300 names of the kidnappers and killers of the chick. lost rel

there might be a doctor. caller: go ask the doctor. guest: if the doctor won't do it from find a different doctor there is so law on that. caller: so this is just about the ledges patient not the ethics. guest: we are not going to legislate on one people make an adult decision if they want to get sterilized having tubes tied or whatnot. caller: they should be about two. guest: the doctor is advising his patient that's between the doctor and that patient but it's a situation there's no way we're going to legislate that a woman would have to deal with that or not be able to do that procedure. that's unrelated to what were talking about here. caller: not really because it's really the whole medical establishment from the beginning because you know who runs the medical like who runs all the hospitals and who makes the decisions like ok -- >> you saw how politicized covid was. it seems to be a much larger set of interests out there. don't use ivermectin, don't use hg q there's a lot of other stuff going on that turns out to be deceptive as

sheila suited seduction in her doctor john sampson. the case was still being litigated in court in 2021. 33 year old woman died while dr. samson was performing a brazilian but left an investigation by the florida board of medicine. the administrative body which governs the practice of doctors and the state review. it was a 7th patient of the day. there's evidence that fatigue plays a role. and so i think that that's something that you should have thought about to start an elective surgery. that's the most dangerous cosmetic surgery in united states at 830 and night after having operated all day. he was ordered to pay a fine and was permanently banned from performing b b l as in florida. as for jenny as case her surgeon, dr. alvarez was fine and band from performing the procedure for one year. meanwhile, in response to the rising desk, the florida board of medicine took action by creating an emergency rule. this basically limited the number of videos that a surgeon can perform to 3, a day max and also require them to use an ultrasound d

those doctors are this course to madison. the in february, 2023, a 149 carriage freight train traveling through this palestinian ohio 38 cause the rail 11 were carrying hazardous materials. one of them is the most toxic camera ever test in the united states. it was terrified, blanketing our communities, photons, investigate safety practices within america's railroad industry. time is money. money is everything. the room on the jersey to the the, the bus next week. the, [000:00:00;00] the challenges here with the just stuff to midnight on march 10th. 1945. it's devastating us a rate on tokyo beach firestone on a densely populated area, all wooden and paper houses by sunrise more than a $100000.00 people. but that 70 years later, those who survived seek recognition and compensation for the event that defines their lives only to find themselves still cost aside. witness paper sitting on a just either the.

the system registers a special doctor. the brand must be approved and word of mouth the stage will pass so that i can get a pill and medicine to be consumed. how come so many patients came with special medicine ? they didn't decide to go out in the warehouse and sell it online. this matter is being investigated. our efforts to determine other aspects of this case continue . ali hamzei, sada news agency. and sima uses the materials for the electronic prescription. how can these consequences happen technically? well, in the health insurance system, for every prescription or every part that is taken, a text message is sent to the person when the visit is scheduled, and if he goes to the pharmacy to get medicine. for example, take two stars to indicate exactly it is possible to get two out of the three service items provided. you can get the other item elsewhere. from here , the patient is fully aware of the flow of the disease, visits, and fire. it must be checked . i doubt that our system has this role. but this process and

i thought i was with one of the best cosmetic doctors. i saw that i was going to come out and look in like arrow glaze. i don't think he value. 2 human life. i think it's all about money. are all about my doctor, samson did not respond to his list of questions. we sent him according to receptionist introduction and dr. samson's private practice. in michigan, he's no longer performing the deals so he can get a ticket in i live every day like it's my last day because i know that i could not have been here. but i feel like god just allow me and that a chance to be here with my family. her kids are very, very destroy. they're very hard. it's a, it's, it's a love you can't replace is towards a family of our she was a gorgeous girl. she was a child, so have be she loved life? 28. sure. years like it's coming and the young god died for no reason. those doctors are this course to madison. the in february, 2023. a 149 carriage freight train travel through east palestinian new hire. $38.00 cause the rate of 11 we're carrying project this material.

he can not and except the doctor. the truth is no one will ever know.merican journalist george layson has been covering what is happening in ukraine since the bloody maidan , he participated in the exhumation of the burial place of civilians killed by ukrainian punishers. he was able to present the collected materials to the us senate, after which the flow of battalion finances was temporarily stopped from 2013-2014, then in a year human trafficking in ukraine doubled from march to september 2014 went missing 2.600 people location. organs information about black transpontology took place back in 2014, approximately somewhere in december. uh, the month of november, even then, there was information that black transplant colonels of the lpr were working on the territory of ukraine and in the area of ​​hostilities. vitaly kiselyov call sign communist. promises native land since 2014 from the moment when ukraine attacked the donbass and began to kill its citizens. a huge number of dead and moreover, they are dead, where do they go, information does not go an

a doctor who is about to leave the country. how it turns out for him, for his family , for the collection he works with, this is where i wanted to take a picture of the belarusian time, and the real belarusian situation, something that we practically didn’t do a long time ago. we shot pictures about what we had a glorious past of our military picture of our ears military pictures predominantly belarusian composition and a couple of russian surnames 105 minutes of artistic mitra waiting list on large screens until the end of june, and after that the tape will be expanded to two serial television versions. a turbulent weekend again stood out in france despite the ban of the authorities. about 3,000 people took to the streets. they oppose the construction of a high-speed railway between leon and turin, italy french law enforcement officers used tear gas and light from stun grenades against protesters depar- in the department. sovoy several grenades thrown by the protesters back towards the gendarmes with concentrated gas fell on t

to participate doctors certifying death the patient or his brain. then the organs can be removed. since transplantologists are now free to harvest organs, no one knows when which organs were harvested the result is in any case the same from a person taking a life to complain. he can not and except the doctor. the truth is no one will ever know. american journalist george layson has been covering what is happening in ukraine since the bloody maidan, he participated in the exhumation of the graves of civilians killed by ukrainian punishers. he was able to present the collected materials to the us senate, after which the flow of finances of the battalions was temporarily stopped from 2013-2014, then during the year human trafficking in ukraine doubled in march to september 2014 , 2,600 people went missing whereabouts. organs information about black transpontology took place back in 2014, approximately somewhere in december. uh, the month of november, even then, there was information that black transplant colonels of the lpr were working on the territor

this doctor cannot say, go have a rest, it will pass, the doctor must do something.logically, so remember when you go to the doctor that the doctor is in danger, especially in such a situation. phew , this is a difficult topic for me, i understand that you want advice once again gone and alive again. well, what to do, and we are such a hireling. well, what time to answer your questions? and, by the way, i want to say that here again i recently published everything on social networks, the address where you can send video questions so that there is always something new there. yes, they may not hit right away. so send, uh, i indicated the address so what we have today good afternoon good afternoon irina the city of volgograd from a long sitting at the computer desk legs swell. how to deal with it? thank you indeed. you sit for a long time , your legs swell. we are talking about a certain venous insufficiency. and accordingly, you should periodically get up periodically raise your legs. of course, you do exercises. well, at least these are at least such. you force the mu

yes, they went to dad were like you know the doctor.h it's uh with people medical medical workers co secondary specialized education or with higher education, with a specialty, uh, nursing. look, you demonstrate all the time, only rpc successes. if you talk more about work and benefits. there outside fresh someone will rush. you know, when, probably, on tv on the screen only the achievement of tall young people is watching. they want to wear this uniform. yes, in order to become prestigious, she began to work somewhere about it. we must also tell. do not forget, everywhere such a story, any profession. there is nothing cooler, you also understand word of mouth, because the picture is, as it were, one story. it is completely different when a young specialist will talk with his colleagues and will not be here, as we are now in the studio. maybe somewhere in there, embellishing something. and as it is, to share your own, and your own experience, your opinion, therefore, well, i absolutely agree with you that it seems to me that there are a

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in 1999 , doctors without borders noted in kosovo, as far as doctors without borders is concerned, about their activities. everything is known. the chief was later a minister in the french government . this man was responsible for organ trafficking in this territory. bernard kouchner, doctor, diplomat , ideologist of the humanitarian organization doctors without borders, founded in 1967. today it is an international movement with more than 63,000 people involved. it would seem that their activities are noble and humane, but in 2005 the book of the former prosecutor of the hague tribunal, carl delponte, hunt, me and war criminals appears. while working in kosovo, the prosecutor saw a lot, but the most shocking crime of the albanians was the practice of trafficking in the human organs of karl del ponta, which she uncovered, directly accuses bernard kouchner and doctors without borders of organ trafficking, but the accusation appeared when karla del ponta resigned from office attorney general. while carla delponte was the chief prosecutor of the hague tribunal. all were ignored evidence, an

the doctor was called.you will have a comprehensive examination of the whole body gymnastics. i'm having a crazy day today. operation then a bunch of statements of course. wow. somewhere where do you want? so mistake first wellness exercises then breakfast i was discharged here thank you very much for your support and help for nothing. it is a pity that only dr. zhuravlev did not manage to thank him so much. yes, she won't be there until the end of the week, asya. maybe you can give me the address then, i just ordered a fruit basket. give patients home addresses no. if you want to thank the doctor, there is a book of complaints and a proposal. okay, no big deal. hello, i thank you for what to say? did something happen to you? stomp on the use of someone else's name violating the prohibition to work as a doctor for using drugs, too, will not pat you on the head what do you need? yes, i just came by to say thank you. you gave me life. son, come here. she got pregnant, signed his career uphill, even the head o

ricardo is a writer and practicing doctor. he is an associate professor of medicine, medical ethics and health policy. baylor college of medicine, where he directs the humanities expression and arts lab, also known as heal the heal program. he is also a writer with pieces appearing in texas monthly, houston chronicle, the new yorker, the new york times, the atlantic, and of course, the england journal of medicine. his short stories have appeared the best american short stories anthology mcsweeney's and the new england review, which awarded him its inaugural emerging writers award. his debut book, which we're here to talk about today, the people's hospital, follows the lives of five uninsured houstonians, as struggle for survival leads to a hospital where insurance comes second to genuine care. thank you for being here in san antonio and at the book festival. thank you so much for. thank you all for coming much appreciate. as we are in conversation and make sure i note for you all that we absolutely have time today to in conver

the doctor diplomat is the ideologist of the humanitarian organization doctors without borders, which in 1967. today it is an international movement in which over 63,000 people. it would seem that the activity is noble and humane, but in 2005 the book of the former prosecutor of the hague tribunal, carl del pont, hunting, me and war criminals, appears. while working in kosovo, the prosecutor has seen a lot, but the most shocking crime of the albanians was the practice of trafficking in human organs of karl del pont, which she uncovered, directly accuses bernard kouchner and doctors without borders of organ trafficking. but the accusation came when carla del ponta resigned as attorney general while carla del ponta ponte was the chief prosecutor of the hague tribunal. all evidence was ignored there, and then leaving this position. for del ponta 300 names of kidnappers and murderers of a member of the liberation army, kosovo chairman of the society of serbs missing in kosovo, sima spasich lost his relatives in a monstrous meat grinder organized with the west in yugoslavia it is especiall